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View of a plane aboard the USS Arizona

Small dance card worn as a pendant around the neck. It consists of a rectangular medallion with the Arizona in its original cage-mast configuration with the title "U.S.S. Arizona 1923." Also attached are two pieces of paper listing dance steps of the…

USS Arizona Passing Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor, New York City, NY.

Photograph of the USS Arizona, officers and crew taken at in San Francisco, California, 1928 by Mrs. Signel Anderson.

Photograph of Pearl Harbor Memorial shortly after it's dedication.

Leatherbound photo album of crew member William Watkins with depiction of a battlegroup of warships at sea.

Memento shaped like a life preserver from USS Arizona.

Photograph of the battleship USS Arizona in the Norfolk Navy Yard.

Heavy knit, long sleeved blue Navy football sweater with orange football patch with AZ.

The USS Arizona's forward powder magazine explodes at 8:10 a.m. on the morning of the Pearl Harbor attack.

Commission Pennant from USS Arizona, 2" wide by 73" long. Given to Capt. George Alexander upon his leaving the Arizona in 1937

Pendant given out to official guests at the christening of the Arizona.

Photograph looking head on at a plane aboard the USS Arizona and a catapult.

Captain's pennant from USS Arizona, presented to Capt. George Alexander upon relinquishing his command of Battleship Division One, USS Arizona flagship, Oct 26, 1937

Three brass names plates that were affixed to the Arizona's gangplank while it was homeported at San Pedro (Long Beach) 1921-1940.

US Navy boarding book from one of its first crew members.

The bell of the USS Arizona is displayed prominently on the battleship.

Purple banner with tufted edges with yellow and orange letters, in the center is a ship's wheel with words: "United States Navy" superimposed by a rope bordered five-pointed star surrounding a green, yellow and blue rendition of the ship at sea with…

USS Arizona Band and Bug Le Corps pose for a group photo

USS Arizona at target practice.